Thank you for all yalls help I have 3 more estimates to give but I'll wait until I get the CD
AC Lockyer said
Jul 29, 2015
Samuel Alan wrote:
Thank you for all yalls help I have 3 more estimates to give but I'll wait until I get the CD
Whitney can give you online access as well so you can start now.
AC
Chad Eneix said
Jul 29, 2015
Download the sweet app called Pitch Gauge for your smartphone. You can stand directly in front of a gable end of the roof and line up the "level line" on the app and it will give you pitch, or you can put up a ladder and set the phone on the roof for a more accurate pitch. I carry a telescoping ladder in my sales/personal truck for estimates, it was kind of expensive, but I love it. Then there is a calculator function that allows you to do length x width, put in cut level (it gives cut level samples) and it will give you the # of squares. I have done it the long way to double check this app several times and it is always very, very close. I still throw a ladder up to an easy area like the garage to peek at the gutters. I now use Pitch Gauge every time. It's still good to know the old fashioned way, too. Never know when technology will fail or you get a roof that it just won't work for.
Chad Haugen said
Jul 31, 2015
The tutorial from AC will help bring you up to speed. They are worth the $ for sure.
I also use Pitch Gauge and it works well.
What is the formula to measure a roof without getting on it ?
Samuel,
We do have a module on that. http://www.jracenstein.com/item/990-060/introduction-to-pricing-roofs-cd/default.asp?sort=62eek
It is available by its self or as part of the Certified Applicator Program.
Thanks,
AC
Whitney can give you online access as well so you can start now.
AC
I also use Pitch Gauge and it works well.